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@jczuy how would i inport the randRange function as a particular function |
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What function do you want to use? |
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Format is usually: |
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from ModuleName import function_name |
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yes but if the function uses parameters how do i show that? |
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random.random() returns a number from 0 to 1 (but does not include 1) |
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yes but i want to use random.randrange(x,y) that retuurns a random number from the range x to y not including y |
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try dir(function) in python shell |
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or help(function name) |
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Here is some info on it: |
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3540431/difference-between-random-randint-vs-randrange |
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random.randint(0,5) is what I think you are looking for |
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mczuy: |
randrange gives an integer i do believe but im more asking what to put for the inport line |
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like what does it look like for a inport of a function thats needs parameters |
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import random |
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mczuy: |
o yeah |
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then you can do: r = random.randint(0,5) |
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that way |
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will give r a value from 0 to 5 |
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or you could do: from random import randint |
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then use it like this: r = randint(0,5) |
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yeah |
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